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various times; I've done some rewriting to clarify that he didn't invent John Chinaman, who was already a familiar figure by the time Nast started publishing...

The parallel forms of Chinaman are actually "Franceman", "Englandman", etc., which do not exist in English. The words "Englishman" or "Frenchman" are constructed...

reference resources for content discussion/development at Talk:Chinaman (racial term) and Talk:Chinaman.Skookum1 01:04, 27 March 2007 (UTC) Main search is here...

Rose Chinaman, Colorado 1900 There are numerous records for the generic-derisive form "John Chinaman"; probably J Chinaman, Joe Chinaman, Jack Chinaman etc...

This article was created by splitting off content from Chinaman, and expanding upon it using sources already provided. As this is a controversial topic...

article states specifically that Emma Woo Louie thought the use of "John Chinaman" was not derogatory. It avoids simply stating that it wasn't derogatory...

This article was created by splitting off content from Chinaman, and expanding upon it using sources already provided. As this is a controversial topic...

including the derisive compound forms (John Chinaman, Chinky Chinky Chinaman, Ugly Chinaman etc - "Chin Chin Chinaman" is a song title and popularized chinoiserie...

up the title. How do I put the title back on it from before, which is 'chinaman'? Thanks. SEG88 00:48, 22 June 2006 (UTC) When was this term first used...

country. I allude to the Chinese race. ...But by the statute in question, a Chinaman can ride in the same passenger coach with white citizens of the United...

Photo "bud and john" (meaning bud clark and john allen), isn't bud and john its tony and john. Tony is the dance hall owner, played by J Carrol Naish http://en...

cultural differences and truisms of the age; and as noted in Morton if a Chinaman (sic) had a lot of money, he was socially acceptable in Victoria's high...

similar to Chinaman are misfounded. There is no connection. Chinaman is an archaic and derogatory name for Chinese people. The word Chinaman has a history...

(UTC)  Done — LlywelynII 03:02, 20 July 2016 (UTC) I understand the "some Chinaman" attitude of the Brits during this period but you can't cite Davies for...

His Fathers – Rise Of Hawaii's Chinaman, Who Died In Macao". The Sun. New York. September 29, 1906. p. 4. "Notable Chinaman". The Morning Astorian. Astoria...

hold to one position only (long story; see Talk:Chinaman and its archive, also the talkpage at Chinaman (disambiguation). So as soon as the English language...

galleys or whatever and take out "Chinaman/men" and put in "Chinese", so obviously there's an overlap period. "John Chinaman" was a derisive form, but at the...

17:00, 2 August 2006 (UTC) Who has refered to chinaman as "inherently racist"? Jun-Dai See Talk:Chinaman and any number of threads in soc.culture.canada...

associations I have, and this would also be interesting to dig into. And "Chinaman" isn't any better, for the same reasons!) -- Phyzome (talk) 05:46, 31 January...

rather than 10, also. All Chinese names were given in full, not as "John Chinaman" or any other such claims as are made about US census practices/terminologies...